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IOMB pimp UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Adverse effects of thiazides - Ans HYPER Gluc, hyperglycemia, hyperlipids, hypercalcium, hypokalemia Most common cause of secondary hyperparathyroidism - Ans CKD What type of lung cancer can you get lambert eaton - Ans small cell Lung cancer produces PTHr protein - Ans Squamous Cell

IOMB Heme/Onc UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Why do neonates receive vitamin K after birth? - Ans they lack the enteric bacteria that makes vitamin K. So they are prone to bleeding unless given vitamin K at birth what factor is in the PT? - Ans factor 7 What do we use to break down clots? - Ans Plasmin (converted from plasminogen with tPA)

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IOMB Neuro UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers severe headache, B/L periorbital edema, CN III/IV/V/VI deficits (restricted extraocular movements), fever - Ans Cavernous sinus thrombosis Which cranial nerves are involved in cavernous sinus thrombosis? - Ans 3, 4, 6 (extraocular movements) V1 and V2 (super sensitive to light touch)

IOMB- Week 1 (in-class questions) Quizzes & Ans!!

The document begins with an explanation of what goes on in a combustion reaction to gain a general understanding. The document then explains the law of conservation of mass and then provides step-by-step guided examples. The document highlights the differences between unbalanced and balanced chemical equations. The document gives an explanation of allotropes. It explains how to find the mass percent of a compound and the mass percent of an element. The document gives a clear explanation of the m...

47) The normal daily volume of urine produced is: A) under 200 ml. B) 200-400 ml. C) 1000- 2000 ml. D) 3 liters. E) 180 liters. 48) Urea recycling in the renal medulla refers to the: A) conversion of urea to ammonia by the tubule cells B) conversion of ammonia to ammonium ions by the tubule cells. C) conversion of urea into amino acids in the vasa recta. iomb whch ure leaves the olecting dluct and re-enters the lop of Henle, thus helping to maintain the hypertonic conditions of the intersti...